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Title:

South Vietnam situation report

Date of Creation:

September 13, 1964

Date of Declassification:

June 9, 1978

Type of Document:

Office of Current Intelligence memorandum

Level of Classification:

SECRET

Status of Copy:

ORIGINAL

Pagination, Illustration:

3 p.

Abstract:

South Vietnam Situation Report [Gen. Khanh has denounced the Lam Van Phat-Duong Van Duc coup as beneficial only to the Communists; coup leaders have denounced Khanh as a traitor; coup was triggered by resentment towards Khanh's concessions to Buddhists and the scheduled return of the Dalat generals]. Office of Current Intelligence Memorandum, OCI No. 2227/64. Sept. 13, 1964. 3 p. SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM. Declassified June 9, 1978. Johnson Library, NSF, Countries, Vietnam, Vol. 17.

Declassified Documents Reference System Location:

1979-22B